1994-95
4th SEASON
Vanities
October 1994
This bittersweet comedy followed three lifelong friends as they navigated changing relationships, dreams, and the realities of adulthood from the 1960s through the 1970s.
Talking with . . . and Daughters
November 1994
This evening of one-act plays featured compelling monologues and intimate stories that explored identity, family relationships, and the diverse experiences of women across generations.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream January 1995
Shakespeare's beloved comedy whisked audiences into an enchanted forest where mischievous fairies, confused lovers, and amateur actors created a magical tale of romance and mistaken identity.
Antigone
March 1995
Sophocles' enduring Greek tragedy examined the conflict between personal conscience and governmental authority as Antigone risked everything to honor her family's beliefs.
Blue Horses
April 1995
This contemporary drama explored family relationships and personal struggles through an emotional story of healing, hope, and reconciliation.
Guys and Dolls
April 1995
Audiences enjoyed Frank Loesser's classic Broadway musical, following colorful gamblers, showgirls, and unlikely romances through the vibrant streets of New York City.
A Voice of My Own May 1995
This thoughtful collection of scenes and monologues celebrated self-expression and individuality while providing meaningful performance opportunities for student actors.
Nine Girls
May 1995
This mystery-comedy followed a group of sorority sisters whose weekend gathering takes an unexpected turn, blending suspense with humor and memorable characters.
Greater Tuna
May 1995
The season concluded with the fast-paced comedy in which two performers portrayed the eccentric residents of the fictional Texas town of Tuna, creating a whirlwind of colorful characters and comic situations.
